"as offered" is correctly used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has already been proposed or made available. For example, "We accepted the job as offered, without trying to negotiate for better terms."
"Resist, my dear Christians," the church leader, Archbishop Christodoulos, said he as offered 90 minutes of antigovernment jabs.
Less obvious but equally compelling are pairings with law, business, medicine and nursing as offered by places like Vanderbilt Divinity School.
This can be done while maintaining the high-order approximation as offered by compact finite differences.
He therefore donated as well as offered for sale many of the treasures he had confiscated.
The group has set up its own camps, as well as offered food to displaced families.
The restrictions spring from interpretations of this Islamic code as offered by senior religious figures, known as the ulemas.
Another route into higher education is via an apprenticeship, as offered by institutions such as the University of Derby.
This is fellrunning: "A bit like cross-country running, on drugs," as offered recently by a friend.
Wireless transmission offers greater flexibility and robustness whereby data can be transmitted and received at equivalent high speed rate as offered in conventional wired transmission.
Commenters were divided into two camps: those who favored interchange-plus pricing and those who liked a fixed fee, as offered by services like Square and Stripe.
Prince Philip's opinion of Stoke-on-Trent, as offered to the city's Labour MP Joan Walley at Buckingham Palace in 1997.
